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Tom Craine

“Wise, funny, lyrical” Observer

Critics Choice: Guardian, FT, Daily Mail, Independent, The New Statesman

**** The Scotsman
**** Chortle
**** Fest
**** The List
****What’s On Stage
****Spoonfed
*****New Current
****Fest
****Broadway Baby
**** Gigglebeats
****What’s on Stage
****Three Weeks
****EdFest
****Venue
****British Comedy Guide

WINNER: Best Comedy, BBC National Student Awards

Tom Craine is an award winning comedian, as seen on Russell Howard’s Good News (BBC3), Live At The Electric (BBC3), Fake Reaction (ITV2), Great British Stories (BBC1), The Premier League’s Greatest Moments (BBC3), How to win Eurovision (BBC3), Arthur Smith’s Comedy Club (ITV), Phil’s Ill (Dave), Feed my funny (BBC Comedy Online) The Tom Craine Show (BBC Bristol) Rhod Gilbert’s Jest a minute (BBC Wales) and Inside Out (BBC1).

Tom is also a member of the critically acclaimed sketch group Jigsaw (with Dan Antopolski and Nat Luurtsema) as heard in their BBC Radio 4 series.

Tom can be seen performing at the major venues and festivals (Glee Clubs, Glastonbury, Bestival, Highlight, OTK, Komedia, Avalon Network, Up The Creek, The Stand, Last Laugh etc) or at the Edinburgh Festival where he has performed critically acclaimed stand up and sketch shows at The Pleasance. He has also supported Rhod Gilbert and Russell Kane on tour.

Tom is a writer for The Last Leg with Adam Hills (Channel 4), Mock The Week (BBC2), QI (BBC2), 8 out of 10 Cats (Channel 4), Stand Up For The Week (Channel 4), The Now Show (BBC Radio 4), A Short History Of Everything (Channel 4), The Last Leg at the Paralympics (Channel 4), Show & Tell with Chris Addison (Channel 4), Goals Galore (BBC3), A Short History Of Everything (Channel 4), Roberts Webb (Channel 4), Mad Bad Ad Show (Channel 4), The Sharp End (BBC Radio 2), Sketchorama (BBC Radio 4) Stand Up For Cancer (Channel 4).

“Deeply funny, genuinely touching” Broadway Baby

“Wonderful” Time Out

“Intelligent and effortlessly funny” Three Weeks

“Disgustingly talented” Guardian